But even if confiscations and uncompensated takings do infringe human rights, they are certainly not the only kinds of human rights violations.
Where taxation alone was not sufficient to pay for a war, the king could resort to selling relief from feudal obligations (usually to prosperous cities), and to borrowing from rich individuals (who risked confiscation if they refused and not being paid back if they agreed).
If successful, the confiscation would serve as a double warning to oligarchs -- not only do they risk arrest or exile for displeasing the Kremlin; they risk losing their entire fortunes.
But why not government confiscation if ivory owners are considered to be evil?
Using it in class just invites confiscation, and if it's confiscated, you can't guarantee that your teacher will treat it with the same care you would.
If yes, how would confiscation impact the allegiance of the farmers?
"If this kind of confiscation of private property had occurred in a Communist country, the U.S. Marines would already have been sent in," Mr. Artaza said in an interview here.
In all such cases, if the owner claims confiscation of his property will result, the state must provide a fair opportunity for submitting that issue to a judicial tribunal for determination upon its own independent judgment as to both law and facts; otherwise the order is void because in conflict with the due process clause, Fourteenth Amendment.
If you drive a foreign vehicle into Canada without paying an import tax if required you risk confiscation of the vehicle, your passport and drivers licence and loss of driving points along with fines.
Of the roughly $900 million that was either stolen or given out in bad loans, a large portion is believed to have been squirreled away in foreign bank accounts and could be recouped if the Afghan government has confiscation orders, said Western officials familiar with Afghan law and international financial regulations.
